CHAPERONES Sample Clauses
The CHAPERONES clause establishes requirements or permissions regarding the presence of chaperones during certain activities or interactions, typically to ensure safety, propriety, or compliance with organizational policies. In practice, this clause may specify when a chaperone must be present, who qualifies as a chaperone, and the responsibilities of both the chaperone and the parties involved. Its core function is to provide oversight and protection for participants, thereby reducing the risk of misconduct or misunderstandings during sensitive or regulated situations.
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CHAPERONES. Chaperones must monitor all areas of the Premises in which any Legal Minors are located, and Chaperones must be with the Legal Minors for whom they are responsible at all times.
CHAPERONES a. Staff members assigned to accompany any students overnight shall be compensated at $100 per night.
CHAPERONES. Chaperones must monitor the Dressing Rooms/Restrooms, Green Room and any other area in which any Legal Minors are located, and Chaperones must be with the Legal Minors for whom they are responsible at all times.
CHAPERONES. Buses on trips shall have teachers or an adult chaperone traveling with the students. Teachers, chaperones, and athletic coaches are responsible for conduct of students while they are on the bus. The supervising adult(s) will support and assist drivers in maintaining order and discipline on the bus. Any unsafe or hazardous conduct reported by the driver to the supervising adult(s) shall be corrected as soon as possible.
CHAPERONES. Any events for teenagers shall require at least six adult chaperones.
CHAPERONES. Teachers who want to serve as a chaperone for a school sponsored/related event, must submit a request to serve as a chaperone no later than seven (7) calendar days prior to the date of the event to the Superintendent, with an estimate of all costs, i.e. meals, lodging, mileage. The Superintendent, in his discretion, may approve or deny the request. If approved, the teacher will submit receipts to verify the expenses and will be reimbursed according with District procedures.
CHAPERONES a. The coach or teacher going on the trip shall be responsible for having directions to the destination.
b. The coach or teacher going on the trip shall be responsible for student control; keeping the students in their seats while the bus is in motion; keeping papers, cans, and food off the floor, and for keeping the students reasonably quiet.
CHAPERONES. Any individual (parent, stepparent, legal guardian, grandparent, relative) who wishes to attend an overnight or daytime field trip must adhere to the procedures outlined in the district Volunteer Handbook. Background check and fingerprinting are required. Please plan to complete this process by the end of October. Please see the front office staff if you have questions.
CHAPERONES. If agreement has been reached with the supervising teacher, volunteers may chaperone students on this trip. Chaperones must comply with all district requirements pertaining to the chaperoning of students.
CHAPERONES. Chaperones for all school-sponsored activities including Music Teacher Escort-All County & State will be paid the rate of $23.93 for the first hour for the term of this Agreement and $15.39 per hour for every hour thereafter for the term of this Agreement. The School Superintendent will determine the number of chaperones needed for each school-sponsored activity at which supervision is required. It is understood that an advisor shall attend all activities of his club, class organization without remuneration beyond that provided in Section 16.